On Wednesday, President Donald Trump dropped a housing bombshell: he says he wants to ban big corporate investors from buying more single-family homes—and he wants Congress to write the plan into law.
The pitch is sharp and emotional on purpose. Homeownership, he argued, is slipping out of reach—especially for younger Americans.
Within hours, the message rippled through markets. Shares tied to large-scale landlords and real-estate investment models slid, because Wall Street understands what this headline really signals: this isn’t just a policy debate.
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